Trusting in God Can Be

Being blessed

Following God

Finding safety

Relying on God

Resting in God

Hopng in God

Waiting on God

Abiding forever

Acting in faith

Receiving mercy

Receiving peace

To crucify self

Being vulnerable

Exercising faith

Not being afraid

Ceasing to strive

Stopping striving

Being known by God

Not being desolate

Confessing unbelief

Being sure about God

Not being confounded

Surrendering outcomes

Having God as a refuge

Not trusting our plans

Being at peace with God

Believing in God’s word

Trusting in God’s mercy

Having a reliance on God

Not having a blind faith

Not trusting in ourselves

Trusting without wavering

Believing in God’s ability

Choosing to exercise faith

Not being vexed by slights

Seeking truth in the Bible

Placing confidence in God

Being kept in perfect peace

Believing in God’s strength

Having a firm belief in God

Not being disturbed by trial

Trusting that God will guide

Surrendering our lives to God

Believing in God’s reliability

Trusting that God will save us

Depending on God for our future

Having faith in God’s promises

Believing God can be relied upon

Trusting God with all our heart

Trusting that God will protect us

Always relying upon God’s guidance

Trusting though trials will beset

Being obedient to God’s commandments

Not leaning on our own understanding

Trusting that God will provide for us

Being bold and courageous in our faith

Trusting as a principle, not a feeling

Giving all our worries and cares to God

Trusting that God’s word is trustworthy

Being content with what God has given us

Not putting our trust in anything created

The practical consequence of faith in God

Letting God fulfil His purposes through us

Believing that God will do what is expected

Not trusting the world’s wisdom and devices

Trusting that God knows best and better than us

Trusting that God’s nature is faithful and true

Trusting because of the faith we have been given

Walking in God’s ways and doing what He tells us

Continuing to turn to God, and away from naysayers

Not trusting in riches or the things of this world

Knowing that if God delays, it is for a good reason

To confidently expect that God will do what He says

Trusting no matter what the outcome or what happens

Believing in God’s honesty, fairness, or benevolence

Having a bold, confident, sure, secure belief in God

Being at peace with God’s answers, not resenting them

Being at peace with what God does, and what he decides

Turning to Him instead of away, no matter what happens

Living out our full acceptance of God’s promises day by day

Trusting that God’s plans for us are perfect and purposeful

Trusting in God because He and He alone is truly trustworthy

Trusting in God wholeheartedly even when we cannot understand

Knowing who God is, what He has promised, and what He has done

Keeping praying, even when those prayers seem to have no effect

Not necessarily understanding why things happen or don’t happen

Committing every aspect of our lives to God in complete confidence

Not taking back what we have given to God or any burdens handed over

Living a life of belief in and obedience to God even when it’s difficult

Having an assured reliance on God’s character, ability, strength, or truth

Believing what God says about Himself, about the world and about us is true

Knowing that whatever we suffer can be used for our ultimate good in the end

Having a stable conviction that whatever God decides to do is the right thing

Not taking matters into our hands as if we know better than God what we should do

Trusting even when we don’t see our prayers answered or problems solved right away

Trusting God to work out our circumstances instead of using our own might and power

Talking about all our feelings and circumstances with Him — the good and hard — through prayer

Trusting God to provide what He thinks is best and in whatever time He chooses to make it available

Waiting on God when he delays or is silent regarding our prayers or the fulfillment of His promises

Accepting that God often permits evils for some greater good, even if this greater good is hidden from us

Believing in God’s promises in all circumstances, even in those where the evidence seems to be to the contrary

Choosing to have faith in what God says even when our feelings or circumstances would have us believe something different

Trusting God in times of temptation, darkness, desertion, adversity, and affliction, as well as in times of joy and abundance

Trusting that even though our faith may be knocked, or we may stumble or fall, God will uphold us with His hand and deliver us

Accepting that God often acts in paradoxical ways, in ways that are different from, or even contrary to, our notions of what is best

Trusting God with our time, our feelings, our character, our finances, our perspective, our attitude, our relationships, our whole existence